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I find Russian history and culture to be interesting, so I decided I want to learn how to speak and read the language. While reading is my primary goal, it seems to me that the best way to become proficient in a language is to be able to speak it as well. Hopefully I'll be able to sharpen my Russian skills, and in return I can help anyone study English (even if you don't speak Russian). I'm no professional teacher, but I did study English in college so I can still help out. I also took a few semesters of French in high school, but I remember next to nothing (just enough to butcher my way through saying "I don't speak french" and "cheese omelette" (thanks Dexter's Lab)).
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    Only a question!

    Hi, if someone wants help me about with my question.... I thank appreciate it
    I don´t know if this is the correct form to write, if you want, you can correct me please.

    Before to you respond to the answer, you should consider your mood in this day..

    What do you consider that is the most important thing currently in your life?
    money, love, friends, family? Other? Which
    If you had to decide today, which of these you'd select, and why?


    This is how I would write it. Hope this helps!

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    February 6, 2016
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    February 6, 2016
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    We're pretty literal some times, but then we have oddities like "driveway" being a place at your home where you park, and "parkway" being a place where you drive. I have no idea why.
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    February 4, 2016
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    I only know a few words in Russian because I just started learning a few days ago, but I can definitely help you with your English. (I actually took a few years of French in high school, but I don't remember much of it!)
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    February 4, 2016
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    If I chanted "USA USA" would anyone judge me? All joking aside, I personally like how the Brits talk as I love the accent. But I'm an American, so I have to go with mine!
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    February 4, 2016
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    US citizen here.

    I can confirm, we're (mostly) all super excited. Beer will be drank, nachos, pizza, and wings will be consumed in disgusting quantities, and tremendous amounts of money will exchange hands in gambling.

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    February 4, 2016
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    We in the United States have another sport called "football," and what the rest of the world calls "football" we call "soccer." I have no idea why, but it's too ingrained in our society to change that. Basically, our football has a spheroid-shaped ball that we throw and kick. Each team has a turn to try and score, and the defensive team can try to steal the ball.

    It makes a lot of money, and it makes people act crazy. I love it!

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    February 4, 2016
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    "Cinema" is another word for "movie theater." "The rose cinema" is probably the name of a specific building.
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    February 2, 2016
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    It depends on what your goal is for learning the language. If it's just for conversations or culture, I would recommend it, but if it's for business it isn't necessary. I wouldn't start with it either way, wait until you're comfortable.
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    February 2, 2016
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    Are you asking how to say them? "Ship" has a soft "I" sound, and "sheep" (the double-e) has a hard sound.
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    February 2, 2016
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